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Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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A. D. iloAllTHURiEdltop and Owner
STOCK JUDGING TEAM
Webster County's Stock Judging
tenm composed of Alfred Fringer,
Lawrence Means, and Lylo Ashby,
fought their last b'attlc October 19 to
23, nt the International Club Judging
Contest, hold nt Atlanta, Georgia.
They met defeat, Texas winning the
big prize, a free trip to the English
Iloynl held at London, England. The
Southeastern Fair Association, gives
$7000.00 to tho winning team. Texas
had spent $3000.00 and several
months at tho leading stock shows
training their team. The bankers qf
Texas put up tho financial lmckifigto
'train the team.
The Nebraska team won its share
of tho cash premiums, put up by tho
breed associations. Twelve breeds of
live stock were judged, as followd:
Angus, Hereford, Shorthorns, Jersey,
Holstcin nnd Gurnsey cattle; Hamp
shire, Duroc, Poland China and Berk
shire hogs; Shropshire and Southdown
sheep. There were 4 animals in each
class. CO points was score on placing
and 50 points on oral reasons-. Tcxms
had Nebraska bested on oral reasons.
Nebraska won 1st on Angus cuttle,
1st on Poland China hogs, 1st on
Shropshire sheep, 3rd, on Holstcin),
Cth on Shorthorns. Lawrence Means
of Red Cloud, ranked 2nd, score 97,
on Sh'orthorns, and 4th on Hnmp
shires, score 92. Alfred Fringer or
Guide Hock, ranked 2nd, scorcy 89, on
Angus cattle, 3rd on Hercfords, .icoro
9G, and 3rd on Poland Chinas, .score
9G. Lylo Ashby, Guide Rock, was
4th in Angus ctttlc, score n82.
The trip t'o Atlanta, Georgia, was
a great trip. Many interesting tilings
were seen. It is hoped that Webster
county will come out next year with
a strong team and not only win at
Nebraska and Sioux City, but will be
strong enough to clean up the Soutii.
VETERINARIANS' MEETING
A district meeting of tho Veterin
arians in the south part '& the state,
was held in Red Cloud on Tuesday,
November 9th. 30 veterinarians w-ue
present. Dr. Spraguo of Lincoln was
in charge of the demonstrations. IB
head of re-actors wore secured from
Mr. Steward's Bang herd, and demon
strations were made, demonstrating
the three mcth'ods of testing for
Tuberculosis. Stato Veterinarian, Dr.
W. F. Spencer was present for the
evening meeting and while here se
cured Mr. Chas. Steward as one of
the principal speakers at a State
meeting of Veterinarians to be held
December 15, at Grand Island. Dr.
Beyers, of Osce'ola, Dr. Giffic, of
Geneva, -Dr. Lea, of Hastings, all be
ing connected with the Bureau of
Animal Industry, were also present.
'Webster county is one of the lead
ing counties in the state for accredi
ted herds under Federal supervision
for Tuberculosis eradication. All the
Purebred breeders of the county ex
cept 3 or 4 arc having their herds ac
credited. . Tho latest additions to tho
list are: Frank Bean, Red Cloud,
Alf Nolan, Red Cloud, Carl Rudd,
Inavale, and C. II. Miner, Red Cloud.
Dr. Spencer reported that sinco
Januarylst, 1920, 47,500 head of
cattle had been tested under the co
operative tost and 2,011 re-actors
found.
HENRY R. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent.
LIBRARY NOTES
Cutchcon.
Prairie Mother Arthur Stinger.
Miss Lulu Bott Zona Gale.
Matrix Daviess.
Sunny SlopesEthel Hucston.
Hnppily Married Cora Harris.
Sand Holler Mnnlntcs.
Voice of the Pack Marshall.
NON-FICTION
Tarifff nistory of tho United
States Taussig.
A Summer in a Canyon Kate
Douglas Wiggin. .
Both Sides of 100 Public Questions
Shutrcr & Taylor.
American Politics Johnston.
Chief Contemporary Dramatists
Dickinson.
Economic History of tho United
States Bogart.
Captains of Industry Parton.
Some new books for the children
are:
"Magic casements a second fairy
book" by Knto Douglas Wiggin and
Nora Archibald Smith. "Tales of
Laughter" A third fairy bobk is by
the same authors. "Wigwam Stories"
by Mary Catherine Judd is an inter
esting book of Indian customs, tradi
tions and myths, and there is "Uncle
Remus His Songs and Sayings" by
Joel Chandler Harris.
Some good things for tho boys are:
"Hero Tales from American History"
by Theodore Roosevelt nnd Henry
Cnbot Lodge; "American Pioneers" by
W. A. Mowry and "Heroes of tho
Middle West" by Mary II. Cathor
wood. There arc three interesting
"Mark TJidd" stories by Clarence B.
Kolland they arc "Mark Tldd";
"Mdrk Tidd's Citadel" and "Mark
Tidd in the Backwoods."
The little children love tho Brown
ies and there arc two new Brownio
books by Palmer Cox "The Brown
ies Through the Union" and "The
Brownies in the Philippines."
Population of Orphanage Increases
Tho population of the Christian
Homo Orphanage, located at Council j
BluflN, Iowa, lms steadily increased
xnee January 1st, in spite of the far1 '
that more children have bcn placet
for adoption in private families than'
over before in a similar period of
time. This institution is known na-j
tionally and for neaWy forty years
has been a haven for homeless and
destitute children ard aged dependent
women. It has a da'ly average of 250
inmates to provide for. It is non
sectarian has no endowment, employs
no agents, but is supported entirely
by the voluntary contributions of char
itable people from nil parts of the
country. The Orphanage is endeavor
ing to raise funds jxt Thanksgiving
to enable it to properly carry on its
humane efforts. A Thanksgiving do
nation from you to this worthy work
will help provide for some homeless,
motherless child. Address, The
Christian Home Orphnnage, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Now that the evenings arc long you
will want something interesting to
read. Stop at tho library and take n
good book home with you. The fol
lowing new 'ones have just been re
ceived: FICTION
Great Impersonations E. Phillips
Oppenheim.
Trumpeter Swim Temple Bailey.
The Quirt B. M. Bower.
Leave it to Doriu Ethel Hucston.
Miss Minerva and Willinm Green
Hill Calhoun.
Billy and .the Major Sampson.
Miss Minerva's Baby Sampson.
Oh, You Tex I W. M. Ralno.
A Woman Named Smith Ocmler.
Mary Marie Eleanor II. .Porter.
Skyrider B. M. Bower.
River's End. Curwood.
Picadilly Jim Wodehousc.
Lightnin' Bacon.
Tho Killer Edward Stewart White.
Youth tind the Bright Medusa.
Willa Cather.
Valley of Silent Men Curwood.
JUridgo of Kisses Berta Buck.
No Defense Gilbert Parker.
Poor Wise Man Mary Roberts
Rhinchart. i
Divine Event Will N. Harbeu.
Tho Portygce J. C. Lincoln.
Harriet und tho Piper Kathleen
Norris.
'Anderson 'Crow,'" Detective Mc
WHY AN EX-SERVICE MAN
SHOULD JOIN AMERICAN LEGION
Because he is helping to take care
of his disabled Comrades. Tho Amer
ican Legion during tho pnst year
helped the disabled men more than
any other organization. Millions of
dollars have been procured for these
men. This alone should make the
real American want to remain a Le
gionairc. '
Because last year the Legion men
sent over $20,000 to France to deco-
rato the graves of those comradeB who
did not return. The men who fought
and who returned crave this amoount
to decorate those graves. More that
all the other citizens of the United
States gave. Isn't that a rrocd reason
for belonging to tho Legion?
Because the Legion is doing a great
deal for the veteran who is not dis
abled. By organizing and sticking to
gether we can accomplish things. The
legion put through ton laws last
year and has many more through one
or the other branches of Congress but
not completed.
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CITY OF EVANSTON
DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
Evanston, Illinois
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Cominlftiontt
Our Street Deptrtmrnl has in icrvice five two-ton. Model "J" Reo trucks and one
Model "S" Reo rod'tr.
The two truclct f.rit purctmred, equipped with Lee automatic tide dump 3-yard tteel
bodies entered invuc April 2, i 'J IS. Oiieol these was wrecked August 8, 1918 and
replaced August 24, 1918.
On July 26, 198, our Special Garbage Truck entered service, equipped with a
wooden body designed to carry ' -0 garbage cans oi one cubic loot each.
On March 26 and Apr.l 0, 1919 tvo more trucks entered service. These are equip
ped with 3.yetd Woods' hydraulic hoist rear dump steel bodies.
,The road.ter entered service May 14, 1918.
These trucks have hauled crushed ttanc, sand, cinders, ashes, rubbish and garbage
continuously over phved and unpaved tlrcett and alleys in all kinds o( weather.
The consirnption of g" nd 'l bas been very low, the repairs small, and I consider
the results remaikably good.
I am told the Model "F" truck, in imice from March 26, 1919, equipped with
hand hoitt rear dump steel body and operated by the Sewer Department is giving equally
bock! results.
. Signed ROBERT M. BROWN,
Commissioner1 of Streets.
SUTTON & SHIPMAN
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The Standard of Excellence
We have always endeavored to give our patrons
the very best merchandise that can be obtained
on the markets. The utmost care is exercised in
the selection of the brands of goods we offer our
customers. Our many years of experience in the
Grocery business enables us to determine just
what brands will meet with the approval of the
trade. We wish to call particular attention to our
line of CANNED GOODS. When buying be
sure to specify
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GARAGE
RED CLOUD, NEB
Tncre roninln In nrmy hoapltnli
llirouKltout the country more thun 20,
000 soldlt'fs still liplng treated fot
wounds received nvurtieiis. Red Croat
workers give them tho Bntne sort a
friendly aid only more o: It tliutwa;
given during Uie war. Furttiermorq
the Red Cross la teaching these lad
occupations at which they can latq
make a living and U keeping In toucl
Slth their home fojkj in order tht 01
ependoota may uv ar lack A
DAINGE
RED CLOUD, NEB.
In The Besse Sale Pavilion
Having handled this line for many years wo do not
hesitate to recommend any kind of Canned Goods bearing
this name. Our personal guarantee stands behind every
can we sell. When you want the best in Staple and Fan
cy Groceries call on or phone us your wants and they
will have our prompt attention.
P. A. Wullbrandt
I Groceries and Queensware
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Thanksgiving, Thurs., Nov. 25 8 p. m.
Given on BehaU of American Legion Post No. 238
Good :JicfAjgaision $1.5(JL. Spectators 25c
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